First, we used a direct resequencing approach, which is the most reliable, complete and impartial means of mutation and polymorphism discovery; however, one limitation of using this approach alone is its inability to distinguish between homozygosity across loci vs. large deletions.
Mr. Berger is by no means an impartial observer in the troubled gestation of "Spider-Man," the most expensive show in Broadway history.
Deciding by means of a coin toss would be an impartial procedure, but it would be the wrong sort of impartiality here, for it would ignore the moral obligation created by my previous promises.
This meant corporations - not investors - were now paying the credit raters and turned the agencies' role from that of impartial consumer watchdogs into corporate marketing tools.
Operatives are reminded that "disinterested" means impartial, while "uninterested" means not caring.
"We laud the triumph of impartial justice.
New Labour has not destroyed the ethic of impartial service".
It dispelled, he said, the "myth" of impartial British justice.
This means an impartial investigation into abuses by all parties to the conflict.
Which means, in English: this year's best Broadway shows, as voted for by about 700 insiders, producers, theatre owners, marketing executives and a smattering of impartial critics (you know, the ones who've actually got taste).
